Posted August 29, 2017
Hi guys, so as the title says, how do I change the language for the game?
Bijoux
New User
Registered: Sep 2012
From Spain
Bogglin
New User
Registered: Feb 2014
From Germany
Posted August 29, 2017
Hi,
Here's how you change it into english:
Go into your game-folder, right-click on the game shortcut and click on properties.
Then in the Box that says Target add -culture=en behind the last quotation mark.
It should look something like this (without the "[" and "]" ):
["C:\Spiele\GOG Games\Absolver\Absolver\Binaries\Win64\Absolver-Win64-Shipping.exe" -culture=en]
I guess it will work with the other languages aswell as long as the game supports them an you know the abbreviation.
Props to the guy on the Steam-Forum for figuring it out.
Here's how you change it into english:
Go into your game-folder, right-click on the game shortcut and click on properties.
Then in the Box that says Target add -culture=en behind the last quotation mark.
It should look something like this (without the "[" and "]" ):
["C:\Spiele\GOG Games\Absolver\Absolver\Binaries\Win64\Absolver-Win64-Shipping.exe" -culture=en]
I guess it will work with the other languages aswell as long as the game supports them an you know the abbreviation.
Props to the guy on the Steam-Forum for figuring it out.
Bijoux
New User
Registered: Sep 2012
From Spain
Posted August 29, 2017
Here's how you change it into english:
Go into your game-folder, right-click on the game shortcut and click on properties.
Then in the Box that says Target add -culture=en behind the last quotation mark.
It should look something like this (without the "[" and "]" ):
["C:\Spiele\GOG Games\Absolver\Absolver\Binaries\Win64\Absolver-Win64-Shipping.exe" -culture=en]
I guess it will work with the other languages aswell as long as the game supports them an you know the abbreviation.
Props to the guy on the Steam-Forum for figuring it out.
Bogglin
New User
Registered: Feb 2014
From Germany
Posted August 29, 2017
Here's how you change it into english:
Go into your game-folder, right-click on the game shortcut and click on properties.
Then in the Box that says Target add -culture=en behind the last quotation mark.
It should look something like this (without the "[" and "]" ):
["C:\Spiele\GOG Games\Absolver\Absolver\Binaries\Win64\Absolver-Win64-Shipping.exe" -culture=en]
I guess it will work with the other languages aswell as long as the game supports them an you know the abbreviation.
Props to the guy on the Steam-Forum for figuring it out.
3xistence_studio
New User
Registered: Dec 2009
From Poland
Posted August 29, 2017
same trouble, added the -culture=en (or =es;de;fr;it)
but it doesn't work also to me.
Still got the english language
but it doesn't work also to me.
Still got the english language
Bijoux
New User
Registered: Sep 2012
From Spain
Posted August 29, 2017
Garaya
New User
Registered: May 2012
From Germany
Posted August 29, 2017
Here's how you change it into english:
Go into your game-folder, right-click on the game shortcut and click on properties.
Then in the Box that says Target add -culture=en behind the last quotation mark.
It should look something like this (without the "[" and "]" ):
["C:\Spiele\GOG Games\Absolver\Absolver\Binaries\Win64\Absolver-Win64-Shipping.exe" -culture=en]
I guess it will work with the other languages aswell as long as the game supports them an you know the abbreviation.
Props to the guy on the Steam-Forum for figuring it out.
Of course you have to start the game using the shortcut for it to work... ;)
Cnstntnpl
New User
Registered: Aug 2017
From Turkey
Posted August 29, 2017
fucking absurd... thanks though dude. now to find out why my xbone controller isnt recognized -.- great launch experience.
Ichwillnichtmehr
1World,FairPrice
Registered: Sep 2012
From Germany
Posted August 30, 2017
Here's how you change it into english:
Go into your game-folder, right-click on the game shortcut and click on properties.
Then in the Box that says Target add -culture=en behind the last quotation mark.
It should look something like this (without the "[" and "]" ):
["C:\Spiele\GOG Games\Absolver\Absolver\Binaries\Win64\Absolver-Win64-Shipping.exe" -culture=en]
I guess it will work with the other languages aswell as long as the game supports them an you know the abbreviation.
Props to the guy on the Steam-Forum for figuring it out.
InsaneBase
New User
Registered: Apr 2009
From Germany
Posted August 30, 2017
Here's how you change it into english:
Go into your game-folder, right-click on the game shortcut and click on properties.
Then in the Box that says Target add -culture=en behind the last quotation mark.
It should look something like this (without the "[" and "]" ):
["C:\Spiele\GOG Games\Absolver\Absolver\Binaries\Win64\Absolver-Win64-Shipping.exe" -culture=en]
I guess it will work with the other languages aswell as long as the game supports them an you know the abbreviation.
Props to the guy on the Steam-Forum for figuring it out.
Of course you have to start the game using the shortcut for it to work... ;)
Taellyn0
New User
Registered: May 2017
From Germany
